Moxie X Millie Novels & Stories

My Millie. He has her.

"No, he said again. I sweep with mamma. Awwwwn that's okay baby. You will be sleeping with me then we can paint your room later okay?. Our food arrived and we dug in. Next we went to the phone store. Damien and Lisa both got the latest iphone 13 pro max, two sketching notepad, ipads etc.

I pick it up, flipping it over to examine the elegant silver embossed font on the cover. “A charity auction catalog?” I ask, lifting a skeptical eyebrow as I look up at him. “Why the hell are you bringing me luxury retail listings, Max? We have an active mafia war brewing.” “Open it,” Max says coolly, dropping his heavy weight into the leather armchair across from me and crossing his legs. “Turn straight to page twelve.”

she yelled back, laughing as she ran. "I’ll slaughter you like a guinea pig if you show your face again!" he bellowed, shaking his fist at the sky before heading back inside, muttering, "What’s with that girl?" He couldn’t help but chuckle. Bisila walked down the street, still grinning. She reached into her pocket, feeling the freshly earned payment. Up ahead, a bar came into view, its large sign glowing: **DONNIE AND THE BAR.** Inside, a few men sat scattered around with drinks, talking loudly. One of them noticed her at the door.

Millie believed there was nothing to be ashamed of and discussed it openly, "It's not because of Mr. Harrison. It's because my marriage with Winston has come to an end." "What a shame," Vanessa said sympathetically. Millie chuckled. "Don't feel sorry for me. It's just a divorce. The next man will be better, more attractive, and wealthier." "Is there anyone in the world more influential than Mr. Greer?" Vanessa asked with a smile. Millie picked up the medical record from the side and nodded. "Yes. Me." She was known as "M" from the M base and unquestionably held more influence than anyone else.

But it was hers and she had turned it into something lovely. We sat cross-legged on the rug, a plate of warm chocolate chip cookies between us. Millie’s cookies were always award-worthy...warm, soft in the middle, and totally addictive. I took a big bite, enjoying the way the chocolate melted on my tongue while Millie launched into her animated rant. "And I swear," she said, waving half a cookie like it was a microphone, "I don’t get why Rowan so mad about a damn hickey. Like—pfft." She made a tiny explosion noise. "Who cares anyway, he can be angry till he explodes or whatever."

I moaned out as Alex quickens his pace. "I'm close baby," he moaned. I lifted my hips as his thrusts go deeper and faster. I wrapped my hand around my length, stroking it at the same pace as his as I could feel myself nearing climax. "Oh, fuck, Alex. This feels so good. I'm so close." "Cum with me baby," He mumbled against my lips. Our moans were getting louder and louder until I came all over my chest. I could feel Alex fill me up as we climax at the same time. Alex slumped on top of me with a layer of cum coating both our chests.

I'll be behind you" ************************************* MILA'S POV It was really strange, It had been 12 days at Mr McCarter's place and he hadn't even bothered to come see the person whom he would supposedly marry. I felt very unimportant and unwanted, but at the same time, it was peaceful for me. In a very long while, peace was all I felt until my phone rang and I heard the news that shattered all the pieces of peace I had left inside me, as I crumbled to the ground and wailed. I Just Lost My Dad.

Becky unscrewed the bottle cap and handed the water to Millie, who drank gratefully. “Just think! We met the mythical Mogollon man tonight.” “Maybe we did, yes. His life must be a living terror. Some people want him hunted down and killed for crimes he may never have committed.” “Are you feeling better now?” “Much better, thank you.” “You owe it to Phillip Mogollon. Remember that, Sis.” Becky added. It was still dark and chilly as the two girls shared the water given them by Mogollon. Millie was nodding off, but Becky reminded her to stay awake.

I opened my mouth to fire back— Riley appeared out of nowhere, two fresh drinks in hand, cheeks flushed from dancing. “Hey! There you are!” She shoved one drink at me (virgin mojito—bless her). “I’ve been looking everywhere. You good?” I took the cup. “Yeah. Just chatting.” Riley glanced at Lisa—then back at me. Something flickered in her eyes. Recognition. Amusement. Warning. “Lisa causing trouble again?” Lisa smirked. “Just saying hi.” Riley rolled her eyes. “Hi. Now bye.” Lisa laughed—soft, unbothered. “See you around, wheelchair girl.”